The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-16
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

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Where one porson Ia drowned at sea,
500 are killed on land.
y o. 9. Cabot, q brother OF Sebastian On.
bot, had only to spell his name backwards
and tho result was-tobacco.
Chicago has grocer who Is bald.head.
cd, toothless and deal. He IL cans teeth,
sans hair, sans hearing, and sans augar.
According 10 tho Journal Of Health, the
human brain reaches It's greatest weight
and development between tho ages oil IA
and 20.
Belya Lockwood wanta Mrs. Cleveland
10 run for President In 1888. Mrs. Cleye.
land viii doubtless prefer to run as tho
Presidsnts vito.
It is whispered that President Cleveland
will hold champagne stag party at OAK
View coon and that only Cabinet oiiicialu
will be his guccts.
Pine City, W. r., claims to have the
smallest living woman. She 10 n yeara
old, twenty.nine inches tall and weighs
thirly.tLree pounds. i.s
A counin Of Mark Twain Ia the leader
Of q band Of anarch!nta at Topeka, Kan.
Very likely he has been reading some OF
Marks pirate atoties.
| A. petugis, Italy, Miss Dawson, young
American artist, has received a diploma
for proficiency In sculpture, particularly
for statue Of Savona1ols. e
Joaquin Miller, who Ia building himself
a house III sight Of the Golden Gate, says
he means To devote the rest oil his life TO
writing the life Of Christ in yeree.
Rev. X. G. Chatterjee, native Of India,
now in this country, says he has suffered
moro from the hoat here than in his own
country, and the story is credible enough.
Francis Gallon, who has been studying
the laws OF heredity in regard to temper,
finds that there is greater proportion OF
good tempered people among women than
among men. sa4.l- aa I'D
Dry salt applied every day aud brushed
into the roofs will make the hair silky and
cause 1t 10 grow. Do not continue but q
year or two at longest, as 1t is e strong
tonic. a--
1t is said to cost about IS, 600 for family
to spend the eeason at Newport-S3, 900 for
a cottage, s., 500 for horses, 81 800 for ser.
wants aud marketing, and s. 900 for
clothes. II is really millionaire's water.
ing place. szt =. ...,s5-5.,
Prof. Cope dec!sres in the American
Naturalist that the negro type Of physiog.
nomy is becoming common in the progeny
Of the loun2ers and f.equenters OF the
club rooms who spend their time and wits
solely in seeking to crafty thei1 human
eenee and lusta.
An interesting exhibition in London is
that Of collection OF articles OF every
characser-art, handiwofk, etc.-belo1g-
ing or relating to Mary, Queen Of Scots.
Victoria has forwarded rare engraving
Of Mary and Lord Darnley, by ElHtracke,
Gs well ns rare print OF Hagenberg, 9
cabinet, a lock OF Mary's hair, and bible
containing her autograph. te
1t is said that nearly all the women Of
the Salvation Army hove heart worked
In India ink upon the right shoulder. In
case any one Of them is taken eick or dies
away from home, or in q foreign country,
tho sign OF tho heart will entitle her to care
or suitable burial ct tho experee Of the
organization, no matter whether she is or
Ia not in good standing. ~
Mrs. Rose Terry Cooke says that IL
American women Hieh to be healthy they
must learn TO live in iresh mir. She ad-
vises them to open their windows, wear
flannel nightgowns, and take a Jug Of hot
water to bed If they are cold, but never to
sleep with closed windows; air all their
clothes and their rooms daily, eat simple.
wholesome food, wear bcne!ess waists, and
button their skirts on them, and take the
| heels off their boots.